-
found on
dress shirt labels,
refers to
lockstitch. The
lockstitch uses two threads, an
upper and a lower.
Lockstitch is
named because the two threads, upper...
- it up to form a loop to be
locked by the next loop. The
first American lockstitch sewing machine was
invented by
Walter Hunt in 1832. His
machine used a...
- 1867) was an
American inventor best
known for his
creation of the
modern lockstitch sewing machine.
Elias Howe Jr. was born on July 9, 1819, to Dr. Elias...
- The
Singer Featherweight is a
model series of
lockstitch domestic sewing machines produced by the
Singer Manufacturing Company from 1933 to 1968, significant...
- Over-edge
Chain Stitch class 600 -
Covering Chain Stitch Chain stitch Lockstitch Zigzag stitch Running stitch Back
stitch Satin stitch Overlock stitch...
- iron in
thicker materials, such as leather.
Compared to the more
common lockstitch often sewn by machine,
breaking one side of a
saddle stitch loosens only...
- A
vibrating shuttle is a
bobbin driver design used in home
lockstitch sewing machines during the
second half of the 19th
century and the
first half of...
-
finished seams easily and quickly. An
overlock sewing machine differs from a
lockstitch sewing machine in that it uses
loopers fed by
multiple thread cones rather...
- are
classified by
their structure:
Chain stitch, made with one
thread Lockstitch, made with two
threads Overlock, made with one to five
threads Coverstitch...
- end to aid in
drawing thread through holes for the
purpose of
manual lockstitch sewing, in
which case it is also
called a
sewing awl.
Stitching awls are...
